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[VHFcontesting] What separates a decent transverter from an awesome tran

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Subject: [VHFcontesting] What separates a decent transverter from an awesome transverter?
From: Patrick Thomas <p-thomas@mindspring.com>
Reply-to: Patrick Thomas <p-thomas@mindspring.com>
Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2018 22:31:36 -0400 (GMT-04:00)
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Hey all,

Subject more or less says it all... I guess better sensitivity, lower noise, 
better selectivity, and better linearity are the essentials in vague and 
relative terms, but what attributes do you look for in a REALLY GOOD 
transverter?

Or for those who have gone further into making them... what components, 
construction techniques, etc., make a difference?

Partly this is a question I hear a lot and only have a vague notion of how to 
answer other than "obviously the expensive ones are better... somehow." :)

And partly it is a request for topics for self-guided study/experimentation as 
I attempt my own homebrew projects.

Many thanks,

Patrick - KB8DGC
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